There was tons of hype around this coming out and now that it's here I can't recommend it to anyone. First off the story, it starts off very serious like you're gonna be facing some new threat and have a whole new campaign to play but very quickly devolves into silly objectives. The gameplay is your standard q2 but with very bad balancing on some of the new enemies. Oh man the music... there's bits and pieces that sound nice but overall most of it feels like you're listening to someone's crappy metal band just jamming, 90% of the time I was thinking to myself this doesn't sound like Quake 1 OR 2 AT ALL!
After nearly 30 years of playing doom mods and maps, this is my favorite one ever, by a mile. You're doing yourself a disservice but not playing it lol.
Was always a bit lacking back when it was just one chapter, and again when it was two chapters, but man with episode 3 added it's incredible, I can't wait to see how they finish off this mod.
Truly like a game that could have released back in the day, if you like fallout 1 & 2 you'll probably be at least somewhat at home here. Tons of character customization and ways to play, no handholding, very difficult if you don't think for each encounter.
The atmosphere and sound design is the original game is still unmatched. Well worth putting up with whatever flaws you may feel the game has but for my tastes it's nearly perfect.
I don't have any serious complaints and this is one of the best games I've played in years. FYI the GOG Galaxy overlay and achievements don't seem to be working. The devs say it's on GOG's end.
I thought this was awesome, there is no "invincible" enemies, no endless spawns as long as you complete the new objective based combat it literally warns you about at the start of the addon. Loved working my way through this huge underground complex filled with secrets, puzzles, intense combat situations, and awesome loot. Don't get the single path thing either, there's completely optional areas and objectives to assist in objectives or just find cool stuff. Though admittedly it can be overwhelming at times, it quickly becomes clear you can win every encounter. Absolutely recommended.
